INFJ texting vs. Talking

INFJ’s may be odd about how they text. People may find it cold or unexpressive.

[acquarellos-gmail]

We try so hard to convey accurately what we mean, and care so much about not hurting anyone, that when something offends and doesn't land well or it gets misinterpreted. .. it's very devastating to the INFJ

[VickiWells]

Words are powerful. We are truth tellers. The text is solid. We take the time to make sure with deliberate effort. Many people think straight truth with no sugar coating is rude and offensive of and in itself. We, I would rather present straight forward ideas in a respectful accurate way when texting. I do try to use the emoji's when plausible.

[irmajay]

I am 82 years old and an infj and I have Aspergers...It has been interesting to have the response s I've received over the years in my writing and conversations and my inability to get through to those I'm trying to communicate with . Last year I said to hell with it, I'm tired of trying to get though. I have an I.Q. of 140 and my family and friends don't get me. That is o.k., I just laugh a lot! ..and go my merry way.

[teelove]

You expressed and described it VERY VERY well, by the way

[teelove]

Weird, I was literally JUST thinking about this with how I respond to people, even with chatting at work.